Martyna Basta * Flos
Martyna Basta explores the beauty of uncertainty *** Flos explores two different sides of their self-made Flos Boards
Martyna Basta explores the beauty of uncertainty *** Flos explores two different sides of their self-made Flos Boards
Erik Levander, Grant Chapman and Piotr Kurek: three different approaches to connect voices to their (or your) environment.
A ‘descent to the depths of a non-place made of desertion and desolation’ (Dullmea/Pinto), as well as exploring the Alpine mountains (Enrico Coniglio).
The abstract soundscapes of Martina Claussen combine her voice with sound objects, field recordings, and electronics * Returning from Berlin to Italy inspired Andrée Burelli * Clarice Jensen evokes stasis and movement at the same time.
Fovea Hex conclude their Salt Garden EP-trilogy with additional remixes by Steven Wilson *** Fallows is a match-made-in-heaven project by Anne Garner and Jeff Stonehouse.
Mariska Baars and Rutger Zuydervelt create a fractal bubblebath *** Celer manages to relax at 303 km/hr.
Short Scenes / With Voices – two examples of the versatility of Rutger ‘Machinefabriek’ Zuydervelt: working on improvised tracks recorded by violinist Anne Bakker as well as experimenting with various vocalists.
From soothing angelic to devilishly scary within a few seconds: Trondheim Voices & Asle Karstad‘s “Rooms & Rituals”
With her previous releases, Anne Garner has secured a very special place, right in the middle of the area where indie folk, singer-songwriter and ambient music overlap.
On Be Life, her latest collaboraton with James Murray, Anne’s otherworldy vocals are even more intense and intimate than before.
This is shamelessly romantic music … as reassuring as a new-found love!